Small tattoo (coin size) – $70 per session
Medium tattoo (credit card size) – $100 per session
Large tattoo (palm size) – $120 per session
XLarge tattoo – pricing by consultation only
Am I suitable for LUX Series tattoo removal
treatment?
LUX Series tattoo removal devices are advanced
technologies suitable for treating most tattoo and skin
types. During your consultation, your clinician will
assess your unwanted tattoo and discuss with you
the results you are likely to expect.
Does treatment remove all tattoo colours?
The results you can expect from your tattoo removal
treatments will depend on the type of ink used in your
tattoo, as well as the shade of ink. Darker colours
generally respond better to tattoo removal treatment.
Your clinician will assess your suitability for treatment,
along with the results you can expect, during your
consultation.
How many sessions will I need?
This all depends on the size, age, quality and colour
of your unwanted tattoo. Some may need as little as
six sessions to achieve a satisfying result, while
others may require 12 or more to remove the tattoo
completely.
How long do I need to wait between sessions?
Sessions are generally spaced at six week intervals,
or more. This is because the tattoo removal process
keeps working long after your session has finished. It
takes time for your body to fully complete the natural
process of clearing the treated tattoo inks, which is
why after each session the skin is allowed time to
heal and renew before moving onto the next stage of
treatment.
Does it hurt?
The sensation felt during tattoo removal treatment will
vary from person to person. Factors to consider
include the pain threshold of the individual being
treated, as well as the size, quality, colour and
location of the tattoo (for example, removing a foot or
neck tattoo will generally be more uncomfortable than
a back tattoo).
Your clinician may engage various pain reduction
methods such as topical anaesthetic, ice packs or a
skin cooling system to help minimise the discomfort
experienced when undergoing treatment.